⚡ Optimize pre-bash danger guard by avoiding subprocesses

[sstklen]

💡 What:
Replaced echo "$CMD" | grep -qiF "$DANGER" with bash built-in string substring match ([[ "$CMD" == *"$DANGER"* ]]) inside the danger checking loop.

🎯 Why:
The previous approach spawned at least two subprocesses (echo and grep) for every dangerous command string checked (14 times per hook execution). Using bash's built-in string evaluation natively removes this overhead, substantially speeding up script evaluation before AI bash commands. Backwards compatibility for Bash 3.2 (macOS) was preserved by using shopt -s nocasematch instead of bash 4.0 parameter expansions.

📊 Measured Improvement:
Benchmarked locally by running 1,000 iterations:

• Baseline (echo | grep): ~3,107 ms
• Optimized (nocasematch): ~27 ms
• Improvement: ~115x speedup over the previous baseline.

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